The capitalized leases would be in addition to the real estate already recorded.â€If these rules are instituted, the results would not reflect the true economic model of a tenant-landlord relationship, Sebik says. “It would also potentially be double-counting the same value,†he said. “With the financing model, every lease would be treated as if [the landlord] sold the rights to use that portion of the mall, and the only income recognized would be financing income.

Or the buyer defaults before paying the additional $1000 built into the price to reflect repairs and you never get the money back.

(There is an IRS requirement that your accounting records properly reflect the income and expenses for each property separately, but that's another issue.)

Make sure that the estimate of value reflects your specific location as the same mobile home in same condition could be worth more in CA than North Carolina.

Do something, even if it doesn't feel productive at the moment, because when you look back and reflect you'll find the bits of knowledge you gained. 

I think it's a reflection of the overall quality of your rehab (something even tenants are clued into).  

Reflective metal type labels are also available.

Hi folks - got a few tenant screening questions to add to the dozens of similarly-titled threads:For context, these units are C+ in a working-class neighborhood, and rent for between $650 and $750/mo.(1)  Tenant is a bartender, so their pay stub is not reflective of their true income.  

Lower CAPs (7 to 4) should reflect a minimal risk investment - great location, healthy appreciation of value/rents/etc, strong tenants, etc. 

But you can have an attorney draft a contract that reflects it.